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English Idioms: Chink in one's Armor

A field of vulnerability. The meaning of the expression is very close to 'Achilles' heel'. Definition from the English-Bulgarian dictionary: Chink…

Chink in One's Armor

A field of vulnerability. The meaning of the expression is very close to 'Achilles' heel'.

Definition from the English-Bulgarian dictionary:

Chink [t.ruk]

  1. 1. clink, jingle (of money, glasses, etc.); 2. sl. money, coins
  2. v clink, jingle, make to ring.
  3. n crack, fissure, narrow opening, gap, fig. loophole, way/means to bypass or avoid something.
  4. v seal/fill cracks.
  5. n derog. Chinese person.

Armor / Armour ['a:mə]

  1. 1. armor, arsenal, armor plate; 2. bot., zool. protective covering; 3. armor (of a ship, car, etc.); 4. mil. armored forces; 5. diver's suit.
  2. 1. armor (a car, etc.); 2. reinforce (glass).

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